Noatum Logistics news & industry updates

FEBRUARY LOGISTICS LINK

During the month of February, 2022, Noatum Logistics was involved in a number of events throughout the logistics industry. Read about industry updates, regulatory updates and announcements in the February, 2022 Logistics Link. →

09.03.2022

NEAR-RECORD IMPORTS LEVELS EXPECTED AT U.S. PORTS AS CONGESTION CONTINUES

Source: National Retail Federation Press Release- March 9, 2022 Imports at the nation’s major retail container ports are expected to be at near-record levels this spring and summer as consumer demand and supply chain challenges continue to result in congestion, according

09.03.2022

Multimodal international transport: what is it?

Multimodal transport combines different means of transport to speed up and make the transportation of materials and goods more efficient. The creation of large terminals or logistics hubs connected by road, rail and sea with the centres of production and consumption

04.03.2022

NEW U.S. SANCTIONS AND EXPORT CONTROLS AIM TO IMPOSE “DEVASTATING COSTS” ON RUSSIA

HUSCHBLACKWELL On February 24, 2022, the United States imposed a combination of extensive and complex trade sanctions and export controls against Russia in response to is invasion of Ukraine. →

28.02.2022

How to optimise your shipping and delivery processes

On-time delivery is key to building strong relationships with your customers. Today, time is more valuable than ever and demands are ever higher. Speed of delivery is one of the factors most valued by customers when selecting and purchasing a

23.02.2022

Why Outsource Apparel Fulfillment Service?

Running an eCommerce fashion business is a considerable challenge. Apparel fulfillment is much far different than other types of retail products, and it’s critical to have an experienced fulfillment service provider. Today, we’ll dive into the importance of working with

17.02.2022

UNITED STATES AND JAPAN REACH AGREEMENT ON SECTION 232 STEEL TARIFFS

On Monday February 7, 2022 the United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced a 232 Tariff Agreement with Japan. The new agreement will allow Japan to ship up to 1.25 million tons of steel under a tariff rate quota (TRQ)